Fundraise with us

You can help Guide Dogs change the lives of people with sight loss.

Without the right support, losing your sight can feel like losing everything: your confidence, your freedom and your identity. Your plans for the future and hopes of living the life you choose.

Every day 250 people in the UK start to lose their sight. Every day, Guide Dogs provides the life-changing services and support for people affected by sight loss. And every day, we need your help.

With your support, we can help children take their first steps and make their first friends, and help adults embrace fulfilling careers, adventures and relationships.

Fundraise any day, in any way, and change lives forever.

Get everyone involved with our latest fundraising events

Want to raise money for Guide Dogs? Here are some of our most recent fundraising ideas and events.

Guide Dogs Puppy Appeal

Our pups put the fun into fundraising. Help them become life changers by supporting the Guide Dogs Puppy Appeal this October.

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Make Every Cuppa Count

If there’s a better excuse to get together over a cuppa and cake, we haven’t heard it. Make Every Cuppa Count when you host a tea party, coffee morning or bake sale for Guide Dogs.

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Challenge Events

Fancy a challenge? Whether it’s a marathon, a skydive, or one of our virtual challenges, get involved in our sporting events and make memories while raising money for those living with sight loss.

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Fund Race

Blindfolds at the ready! Put a unique twist on your school sports day or PE lesson, help children learn about sight loss and raise vital funds all at the same time.

Fundraise your way

Whether you’re in a group, going solo or doing your own thing, get involved today – your way. From the moment you sign up to be a Guide Dogs fundraiser, we’ll be right behind you every step of the way with lots of inspiring tips, tools and ideas to help you put the ‘fun’ in fundraising!

Guide Dogs resources as part of the fundraising pack

More ways to fundraise

Here are some other ways you can support us.

One yellow Labrador puppy and one black Labrador puppy in the grass outside.

Name a Puppy

Give a guide dog puppy something truly unique: their name. As well as providing this special gift, you’ll follow the puppy’s journey as they aspire to become a future life-changer.

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Gaming and streaming

Whether you're a regular streamer, gaming pro or just starting out - you can start fundraising and play a vital part in supporting people living with sight loss in the UK.

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Fundraise for our centres

The funds you raise will help us transform our regional centres into beacons of cutting-edge research, expert training and life-changing support for more people than ever before.

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Donate your time as a fundraising volunteer

Make a real difference in your local community by raising awareness of Guide Dogs with a group of like-minded people. You could join in a supermarket or street collection, host a pub quiz, or build connections with local schools and companies. The opportunities are endless!

Become a fundraising volunteer

How your fundraising changes lives

Sight loss can make the world a lonely place. Without the right support, it can hold children back from discovering who they are and what they’re capable of. It can cut adults off from their careers and passions, from the people they love and the places around them. You can help us change all that.

However you choose to fundraise, you can help us change lives forever.

Guide Dog Owner Scott walks in a park with his guide dog Milo.

Life changers isn’t just a quote – it’s so true. Milo has saved my life in more ways than one. From my bad mental health, to physically saving my life whilst out walking on the streets. My whole family have seen a change in me since Milo came along.

Scott, guide dog owner

Read our inspiring stories

Did you know?

Through our wide range of services, both with and without dogs, we help thousands of people live actively, independently, and well with sight loss.

We created 387 new guide dog partnerships and supported a total of 4,065 partnerships.
We helped children with a vision impairment to learn essential life sills 4,235 times, so they can navigate the world around them confidently and safely.
We answered over 51,000 calls to our Guide Line, providing expert information and advice.

Based on 2022 figures.